Modulor is a cable-driven stretching platform that pulls your limb through a controlled stretch, measures exactly how far you went, exactly how much force it took, and shows you whether your left and right sides match. Every session is a measurement. No therapist guessing pressure. No goniometer. No "how does that feel?"
You lie or sit on a padded platform. A motorized cable attaches to a soft cuff on your ankle, wrist, or whichever segment is being stretched. The machine pulls slowly — you control how hard, in pounds, on a touchscreen — while a depth camera watches your body. It stretches you to your actual end-range. The moment your pelvis or trunk starts compensating, the force backs off automatically. You finish, you see your numbers, you go.
Hamstring strains are 24% of all injuries in pro football and have doubled over 21 years. ACL risk tracks ankle dorsiflexion. Adductor strains in basketball and lacrosse follow groin asymmetry. Today, performance staffs measure none of that with any precision — they use a hand-held protractor and their eyes. We measure all of it, every session.
Bilateral baseline + assisted stretch + report = under 8 minutes. Setup <45 seconds. Designed to fit between weights and practice, not replace anything in your routine.
20 minutes of your honest reaction. Read this, look at the website (link below), and tell me: would you use this — and if not, what would have to be different? If yes, would you let us put a unit in your team's facility for a 6-week pilot at no cost? You'd be the first athlete in your sport on the platform and you'd shape what we build next.